Sentence examples for really dwell from inspiring English sources

I didn't really dwell on it.

It's not something you really dwell on".

'I don't really dwell on it,' he says.

To be honest, I don't really dwell that much on the past.

Aged 14, I was too busy admiring Arnie's Arnie-throws-a-grenade face (clue: it's a bit like his Arnie-is-surprised face) to really dwell on this.

"I've been really busy, to the point where I can't really dwell on what happened," said Mr. Fern, one of only three people who escaped from the 84th floor.

We've never seen the true outcome of the Doctor's feelings when he's lost a companion because it's never really dwelled on, but now's our chance.

"I think when you have a subject as dark as this and you're trying to make a comedy from it, I think that the darker elements of the story aren't really dwelt upon," she says.

"You know, it's been nine years, and I never really dwelled on that point -- when he did pass away," she told the judges as she weeped.

I can't imagine homophobia and its horrific consequences was something on which they had really dwelt: their arguments sounded more like automatic repetitions of arguments they had from others.

We haven't really dwelled at all on the fact that this house offers two people the chance to share a bedroom that is also a kitchen, but I feel like it needs to be said that: this is bad.